Can you explain the differences when faulting adultery for divorce.

Irretrievable Breakdown of the Marriage is the easiest and most common grounds for divorce in Massachusetts. If you want to list adultery, you will have to prove that adultery occurred if the other party does not admit to it. This could be problematic because it usually involves getting the 3rd party in to testify that they cheated with your spouse. You should think long and hard (and preferably with the assistance of an attorney) before filing under Adultery.